Fantomet #20/2002
In "I kamp mot ondskapen," the Fantomet faces a mystery that unfolds in a strikingly different setting: a shipwrecked vessel carrying Walker, washed ashore on a remote Japanese beach. Written by Claes Reimerthi and Jens E. Røsåsen, with art by César Spadari and inks by the same, the story unfolds with quiet intensity, anchored in a moment that could have changed everything. The cover by Hans Lindahl captures the haunting stillness of the scene.
In "I kamp mot ondskapen," the Phantom finds himself stranded on a remote Japanese shore after a shipwreck, the vessel carrying Walker now lost to the sea. With no memory of how he came to be there, he must navigate a land both unfamiliar and perilous, where danger lingers in the shadows.
In "Hett møte," King Solomon and Pneuman lead a daring rescue of San Mageo’s people as Tesla ventures into the volcanic Gemsuit. There, she’s ambushed by the hidden inhabitants of the volcano—only to be saved by the mysterious Sa La Man Da.
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↩ Reprints Viggo #10 (1982), Tom Strong #8 (2000), Fantomen #20/2002
Reprinted in Fantomets krønike #6/2009 (2009)
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